Michael Bane
Michael Bane defies stereotypes. He has leveraged a career as a journalist, author, professional adventurer and acknowledged expert on firearms into some of the most innovative — and successful — shooting sports programming in the world.
Down Range Radio #604: Self Defense and Eyewitness Accounts
This week Michael has a few stumbles with his new Desert Eagle, talks about why eyewitnesses might not be the most reliable source of what happened in an event and how we can use words rather than guns… sometimes.
Down Range Radio #603: Glock and New Year Accomplishments
This first podcast of the new year finds Michael in a sort-of optimistic mood… he talks about how to accomplish those things one wants to accomplish in the coming year.
Down Range Radio #602: The Old Year Ends
The old year ends, and Michael is pondering Glock rumors, current gun and TV projects and his favorite live music shows.
Down Range Radio #601: Focus on Speed With a Handgun
This week Michael continues with his thoughts on why a laser-like focus on speed with a handgun might not yield the results you are looking for.
Down Range Radio #600: Risk Assessment in Personal Defense
This week, Michael addresses the New New Jersey magazine limit law, talks more about shooting revolvers and the challenges in “seeing clearly” in your personal risk assessment.
Down Range Radio #599: The Bump Stock Firestorm
This week Michael wades into the bump stock firestorm in a way guaranteed to make everyone mad.
Down Range Radio #598: The Greatest “Myth” in Concealed Carry
This week, Michael discusses perhaps the greatest “myth” in concealed carry — the sheepdog!
Down Range Radio #597: Accuracy, Power and Speed
This week Michael talks about the implications on your training time of accuracy, power, and speed.
Down Range Radio #596: Hunting Hogs in Texas
This week Michael talks about hunting hogs in Texas and what people committed to self-defense absolutely need to know!
Down Range Radio #595: Prepping for the Hog Hunt
Michael is getting ready for a hog hunt in Texas with 10mm handguns.